History, 02.02.2020 18:05 macattack6276

What resources does president lincoln say he will use to protect those freed by his proclamation?

how would you expect the southern states to react to the president’s actions?

how does president lincoln’s language in the closing paragraph establish a moral connection to the proclamation?

what overall effect did this document have?

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